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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was sharp shrnkage in the activity OF the whea
speculation on saturday but the dealings were oil moderate
magnitude Tho effect of reazations exhibited in
feverish tendency OF prices athonsn sne
EXPORT spirited spot lots fell on hU cent out
shippers 10000 bushels brief Perioi OF cary
In options followed by break OF sd'e
cent with May and June favored by SPECTATORS
IN the dealing The day developed new feature put
eieader tons prevailed the end. and prices raen
helowest points Final losses we're scored o.
for April at 90 o. 4 for June at 92 Tor July al
ei7s August at OIL and September al 81 and cent
December 95 cents Cash corn was weak In tone ana
extremely dull, but with material loss In prices The
wheat checked the spirit OF The option market
t0s cent but closed steady as follows
May49 Juno A. July 80 and Ausust OIL cents oats
changed at 35 for April for May and g54 cents for
juno. The lard speculation rcactionsry spot pur
made. but whether Tor export or
unsettled question The options closed down a.
August 81 81. September 81 90 and october 81 o.
The receipts aud -four reported saturday NJ New
York Philadelphia baltimore and Boston as follows
Wheat 3s243 bushels: corn 560bS bushels oats 1850
bushels grain III 81 bushels -four % 7Sl packages
A. Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Louis the arrivals we ao
bushels total grain 235 697 bushels -FOUR H. barrels
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THE STATE or TRADE

Flour hr iiowari Western sspsrhne 81 soe
Mns sSeerane 81 20 az 90 ia Extra 81 Is SS Is do
Brands s. 5ods4 S2 pataosco Family 50 w. 40 oM
southern Rei e2ssic' do Amber So5c: no Western
Winter Red spot pos9ic; do for April ce' 90 a,n nor
Southern higher white 4Sa4sac: yellow q e45 iac West
easier and dull Mixed spot Al &c bid 90 Tor rn
southern @io "a SSsc. wss,srs a6S$sS Mixed
1880 rennsyIvsns s4eS Rye w. nr% a, % S
Ssi5 80. Provisions Quiet. Mess Pork old SIG so
ana CLAIR clear ear s s:
Sides o Hams a" sr sSs1
Kedned C1rc.. Coree-liio cargoes. ordinary TO fair.
ssa ''SSE Quot mot az 81 zss
trelght, to Iverooo' ser steamer steadyCooR Goa '
Wheat 500 Onsh Corn $500 bush. loo Yu.h:
Rye bush snpment'Ifor iesS9 9 Se soo w sns
Corn 5000 bush
BOSTON. April G.-riour auie,-choice Extras So 500
81 7S Common EZRA, 81 90 0s' o. sprsaF mnsc
yellow 80 sasc. sieamcT Mixed j3aes nc
M@inss "sr g a @
steady Eggs duict-Cholce Western l39 l3.c Eastern
Extras lac neOOips the dayFioar 200 Gbl ana
G,5OU bush
ngrrAto. April lOwneatNo !Iari opened sgIl n and
Pacific offered at 59c over Chicago for May WINTER
Wheat dull No lca SOC NO Why" Micalsaa - &c
NO Yellow 45'2c.; No Yellow 45c:: oats active
Err no White SS G anass 7s NS u5e
No Extra Coo yo pLlet AT % d'Sc Tor ohy W
store Flour or fair , 6nsa barley neat
blsn shipmens-Whoat u .O0J bnsL Corn l3,O0o Oush
oats 10000 bush Barley ..-... bush
CHICAGO. April 1G.-Flour steady and unchanged VII
ter PatentsfI southern Winters $500 10 Mich
igan Winter s. ij@sioJ Choice to Fancy Nnne'oss rss
1925. RYE tlolr-s1 JJ@s5 ID II OLA Buc<wnea' so
IheIcad, no I,itures rangei "a follows-
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. April Provisions Bacon. Cumberland Cut
5ss. Long Clear Mhlea 3Js. OH short Gear MMes
f0s oil short ius 1913 81 shoulders 3ss o per cw- ecl
6is Sd. for Extra India Mess Primo Mess DIS O rork-
rrime Mess. G7s Gd. per Dbl; Prime Mess. Eastern
U7s.Ui Western. GA OIL IarlAmelcau 800 filmo ".sr
crn. 3J4 Cd, Lard OIL 32s Cd. Hams Long GUY ~
shoulders 35.oL iintter-a5s OF per sw9 Tor hH9sc
Western Spring Is. OIL ais Id; Rel WINTER - Sa
Is 81. po- Genital New No. Winter Is obi DO No
spring IS Obi New Mixet Western Is I'D; California 40
j. Is ST. ats Obi do No = o. Jl 1O s per Genital frV
duceSpints of Turpontinc 2Ja Oh, DO az London Zo 1t
per Refined Petroleum ST. per gallon Clover seou
American lied. t9s per cwt Tallow.2os od' per wv
Fine American. 23s Oh; Prime CITY, rs 81 per oW"
RoHn Common IS idi Pale Is Oh Got OL nse,l 81 os;
2is OIL per cwt Provisions American herigcrsol poo'
-New.York state AZ l5s Oh 93 U.s. III CoItohsee'
oil, Liverpool make las. OIL ~, ooo
The receipts wheat for tho past tree days were A'oo"
csntals including II 900 cgDtas o. American Ia, war.
The receipt OF American corn for the past 'Iee '
los, boo
LONDON April lG.-Proiuce-finseoi OIL. 2Ja 81. ~Sos
Cd. per Calcutta Lnseed Sls ~ per qiarter' IN
seed Cake 36 - I'D ton Rehned Ieioieui' ''i
as 7.l6d per gallon Spirits OF Turpontine SoS on pc
cwr, Pale U.s. OIL ola Oh Provlslons-Lard oSs Va pe.
cwt for American sugari3s Cd Per ewI a1f .osaao
lrugal poorilng vGo and is 81 Va .9r as % %
refining anolt Australian lallow-bee Sos v sos
I'd; Mutton, 2Gs GL 92jA I'd Coc0anut o-Ccyo., go
Gs Cochin 937 o. American Refrigerated BOIL % ~ ,?s
hind quarters 3D. for foro quarters per oD W '
carcass
BREMEN April i6.-Potroleum. marks w plennhss,,
Wlcoxs Lard cioseilt 81 marks % pfennnxs per III
AxrwEgr, April Pstrosun-fino Pale American. -
centnes paid aud ID francs Oh ceumes sssrs
wieoIs Lard closed at % Aacs - centmesps ioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
LIVE srocx MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. April l6-Cafns- Rscepts last ~ hours 22l4
head: total for week thus far 72<2 hcsa for same ue
last week 81 80 heads Ito consigned through, 10
OF which TO SewYok Ia carloads for SALE Market quiet
and weak.
Sheep-kcccpts "a hours 600 neal total tor week
thus TAR $4,000 head. Tor 10000
heads CONSIGNED through Of which 10 New.york;
IS for sale market Inactive ana lower Com
Fair 81 ass 2j Choice u Extra So IS 06 50
Clipped s49$5 80 Good TO Choice Lambs s046 y5 al
.rings taken
week 355s0 head for time last week $500
nead consigned through 70 OF which Is 10 Newf or
sale tho market was rn and demand fair.
Light Pigs SIS as 40 Mixed Pigs and Light Workers - 90
a So Selected Workers So 1913 3D. Selected Medium
Weights So So ass 9G selected Heavy Ends 50 70 GS5 So
Stays - 25d4 70; all offerings taken.
CHICAGO April I6.Ins Drorers Jouraet reports;-CaHS.
Rece,pts-l.o0O heal shipnents 100 heaa; ma:sss
So 90 stockers Feeders 81 s0dS3 30: CowA Bulls
and Mixed. 81 V0aS3 co. bulk 0103s5 10
Hogs-teceipts 1000 heat. shiDm ,lts 1000 markes
heavy light dull l,ouen and Mtxed 50 % 80 1o;
Packing and Shipping 70 7oss5 o5' Light "a soSso ~
Shsen-Recciots 2o00 neadl spnmens 800 head market
Natives IS a 81 10: Western IS 7SU$4 80
Tex5ns 81 5O04 TO- Lambs ~ 50Q5SO
LOUIS. ADril l6-L0nte- iieceiDts-4O0 head Ship
$50 head: the market stronger. Choice heavy
Native Steers 81 s0as5 %, Fair TO Good shippiIg
81 9oa4 7o Butchers steers Far 10 CHOICE tS ~
So 2063 l5 Texans common to choice ~ lU0 "a o.
1850 mead: shipments 1900 head markot
nrm. Choice heavy and Butchers selecuons
ass So Packing. 70 good So 4Oe$o %. YORK
Medium to Prime. 10 25Ss5 Az. Pigs. Common to
Good - 5UG$5 90.
Fair TO Fancy IS 509i75 Clipped Medium TO Choice - 10
M
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So ;4sS ss s,sS soos sods

-, 1-Noa 2lU3 $780, 1885, H. ~ 70 PHI 2iSs xSSo
6i5a 1893 1890 1885, 2oo7. zoos IL IT, 2ol 2i1 1--WE,
coy.sTko Trsx j Iso 1s sl sts s U.s.
67a 1851. Sgi. 975i p 965. $780, 90i - -. u-...
err coUxT-TRiL TERM-rARI lI1Beforc by sas sae
2 iios 72S i4s li44 1874 ll'o' izS'' iZ'0
Cifr Coosr-TmAL TInN-PARr Hail Ala 5'T 5sS
1lg3 Pals ll9a 1887, $50 lo1S e9a 9o' '
Ca;,sT q. ySa AND observation-disclosures Van Brunt Judge
and Assistant DistrictAtorne's f~s''~'" ~"" ''''"
Mol. s,o~s y.prr p.,oro ,udya Cow
,nS anJ xssstaut Attorney Bedf0rd-Nos l. %
ItG7a Pleadngs-Nos. 8. ~. IL. ~ ID. a. 10. IT, II
couxr or GENERAL sEssIoys-PARr u-Beore oi,acr'
s,eeve Judge Assistant District Attorney Pury-Nos
l23S 8, o, z. 9. 9. 10. H. IL. H.
COURT or GENERAL SKseoSs-PARf Ill seco,cs t
smyth District Attorney Davis Hca ~ fari
iii Room Of the Superior Court-Nos TO 81 incuive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. April l6-l230p Injection dull and prices
generally buyers favor Mtdlng Uplaais lllgl. 10
Orleans sgd Sale.s,o00 Ulle. incln in2 1000 bales
speculation and export Receipts 10000 Bales including
6,400 American.
Futures dull the decline. Uplanl Low Kidding clause
April delivery, 4064d 10. April and May delivery ~
0id. do. May and June delivery. 3J6td also 4o6<d
do June July delivery. 44-14d; also 426td; do
July August delivery ij-0isL also 4464d do Au-
gust September delivery 5414 also 40 64d do Sep
ember AMI delivery, 4o1di also 3S.64d; do
and November delivery 3014d: do september
delivery. 4S-64d.: also 8 A. 64d. -,
sales OF the day included 900 bales
American
2 o. MIXTURES closed steady. Upianls Low Middlsg
clause April delivery, 3y04d sellers, DO. April aud Nay
delivery 3y64d sellers DO May aud June delivery. ~
SAD Sellers DO Juno ami July delivery 4264i seierss
10. July and August delivery. 44.64ds sellers; do Au-
september delivery 46.Gf sellers do Septem
Der anu October delivery 4O64d sellers do October and
November delivery 3o6id buyers do. september de'iv
cry 6i7.64d sellers ~ 49,
GALVESTON. April le-cotton firm a., Midd!ins. los:
Midlling 1916 Good Ordinary, 9S net and gross
receipts 80 bales sales 087 bales stock 10 TBS bales
NORFOLK, April l6-C0tton steady. Middling l02 ses
gross receipts 50 bales exports eoastwise ~ oaies
sales 70 bales stock, lV.f36 bales . -
SAVANNAH. April ie..Co.toD dun. Miadlins io., Low
Middng, TO- Good Ordinary, Oh net and gross receipts
272 bales exports coastwise 1883 bales sales IL eacs
SEw.OaLEXSs. April ls-cotton quiet Mtidiins ios
MddDg 1916. Good Ordinary. BIG net ana gfees
receipts 3l4 bales exports. 10 the Continent 1856 eaies
coastwise 1852 bales; sales iloo oaies s'oek Hts'
bales.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET,

NEwyoRK Saturday, April l6-BEEVEs-Receipt; we're
ass head22 cars At 6oth ST. and ears
y Total week. $500 head, anst ~ mead 'as
week Arrivals all consigned direct 10 slanghteeis So an
exporter No trade the yards Feeling weak shipments
today $50 Live Cattle the canada by NJ Goldsmiih
CAIN ES-Ony head received lIsdo nn.eu Ia n
ct Sc per 10. -. .. IA car. NJ 2y73
head-l2 at BUthst and cars AZ Jersey w. '
Tor week 81 6s3 head against heae sss NM
Trade was slow steady FOL both sheep anu
ing Lambs Unshorn sheep cold At 50 10 NV
SI3OaS4 Unshorn Yearliags at ~ ooasa 70 s
DO at So ass 10. and So state spring Ls""s LUZ ~
saIcs ewida tiiilett $3.50 Clipped Ohio SHEEP ~ %
at 81 So 20 do 81 So 10 Pennsylvania TO- ioo m'
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MINING STOCKS.

The market for mining stocks developed no new or
special features Prices generally ruled firm and the
business 0 the week. which ut the Consolidated STOCK
and Petroleum Exchange Amounted 10 2e6.GJS shares
aganst 2i07oo shares for the proceeding five ayswas
a. usual principally made up "f transactions III lew
ISSUES. SuirO Tunnel Was unusually active. selling
as high rs 20 anu closing at - cents The
Comstoca shares generally While dun commanded
better fgIreA IL Crst0 rose nom 80 % To =. ID bt
IL closed nj a1i. Mt,do Bar active. rising from
~ lU ~ - ami then closing AT ~ AL % AiDalor
declined from -. 10 Ia ~ .J1fl 80 Santiago was
moved 30 cents ~ - 1t the riock Exchange PhcniX
Mining WA moderately active cher figure, closing at
- G2I, gnin>t - - J.. week aga.
Tie touNiug irhIfs $50 1f minng stocks at
th,, ou .pii iici stock q PatlOcuI ExclILugc:
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The refined market steady but closed az cents per
ralop test SewYOrk Philadelphia anu BainoIe
OIL CITY, Penn. April lG.CruIe OIL -Nd;I'lu Transit
,sr,6cates openel at "a IN, ciossi CAS- highest price,
Az lowest ST. Sales 10000 barrels clTtor+ 49os7
,arrsls clearances 100000 barrSis shipmenta ao43o
barrels - barrels
PursBUgG, Penn, April l6-crale On-Pelro cum duli
ont steady National Transit ,rtdcates opelei at "a %
md closed CAS-: highest price. "a . lowest of'e
TTUsyuIE PENN April IL N ii frI1sit Certificate,
,penei al GA Il closet 64a highest pr;s "a 9 low
est price. a.
BRADFORD Penn, April Educational Transit Certiheates
opeped at "A " closed at "a highest price. G4'4 lowes
"a y Clearances. os0.OOO barrels.
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The bank exchanges nj the New-Y0rk CIeavng iiouse
and the stocks sold at NewYork Stock Excl nDgc Tor
the weeks OF three years compare ~ follows:
Week ending Apr H. 1881 April II, 1895. April ~ 1857
Exchanres sisaoi04ss s69s,O27 44s s764s6l.g yl
Ma snarrs sold iS26'f53 l7l6474 Z1O2.77l
The local money market gravtated toward ease during
to per cent, and Late In tho week 42a5 per cent
there spass OF activity at different periods during
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKEra

LONDON. April l6.-l2:30 -Consols, 1929 for both
the United States Four Per Cent I0n
1924 Four and Halt Per Cent Bonds. i2 Atlantic
and Western First Mortgage Trustees Certificates
40s1 second Mortgage. l2@ Erie 80 7s Mexican ordL
nary 81 St Paul Common. % New-Nork Central ll57e;
Pennsylvania. 81 q; Reading, 22'l.
n n-Consos 102 lG for both and the account
Erie 36 Mexican Ordinary G054 ST Paul Common, %;
Ncw.York Central ll6is Reading 227s
paris adviees quote 60 81 francs
40 centimes for the account
OF bullion gone into the Bank OF Englan on
balance to-day Is 10000.
Company 23~-
Paris advices anOe per cent es al ri francs q
times account and Exchange London at - francs
n confines for checks
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Total SHARES sold 0G,Us5

Morton Bliss Co. offer by subscription at 81 i2 i've
millions first mortgage per cent forty year gold b0Das
OF the Minneapolis sault ste Marie and Atlantic Kali
way Company Issued the rate at 10000 per mile OF
completed fully equipped road coupons payable IN
LONDON and York The road from Minneapolis 10
sault Ste Marie Will about 2Gj miles In length, OF
which over $50 miles completed MP 10 the end OF
1856. II is expected that the 80 miles covered By the
present issue Of bopds will 10 hhished before eep-
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Apill II (SpeeiaD-There q sudden drop in
tie Price OF May So 10 S4 cents yestcr
day. The clique houses we've heavy sellers. The weeks
operations demonstrated thing to certainty The pres
May extending their operations TO June July
and even September At O'Clock May wheat closed at s4
.asascent. Nav corn closed At 39l. cents conf
IDENTIFY expected by the shippers that the May option VIII
have fallen on ont
il Is now plain elevator left The re-
ceips claimed would be larger IL the Chicago Burlgtoh
and Quincy refusing TO bring corn here frovsohs
lf.ll
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL Is 1887

tembcr l next the remainder to be completed BY the
end Of 1887 simultaneous issue OF these bonds will
he made by Morton, Bliss 90, OF London. $50 per
bond 10 payable applicatioSl0O on allotment which
will he made after April 81 ana the balance on delivery
of bonds to take place September next The bonds
bear interest from July l, 1887.
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON, STOCKS
BosrOy. April &c. 1897
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CINCINNATI. April l6.-FIour hrm-Famlv s3401 90
Fancy. 50 20 Ss4 90 Wheat heavy No Rel go
dull. No. Mixed Al 44l rac Oats anu no /:
$40 as. Larc at 81 20 Bukmeats unchanged short
Hlbs steady, gcd-Short Ribs 50 90.
short Clear 50 Butter lower Fancy Creamery %
027c: Good TO Extra 2O92oc; Cnoice DAIRY roll IL d
2Oc logs steady-CoDImon aun Light 40 1x5 40;
PACKING ana Butchcrs 80 i0eS5 Co Kecepts 400 head
shlppepts 500 head Eggs l0c Cheese moderate
maniG cd 10 ONO Flat II Ulll2 c
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Total balance $50 COS l245.J00 Inc s2,Gj9i9j
70 includes O0e, 900 redeemed trade dollars
Includes i, SIG. $50 redeemed trade dollars


The weeks anges in the amount OF bonds on deposit
with United Treasurer for account OF National
banks follows: Held for security OF bank notes
Withdrawals. ~ OisjOO per cents and S2O0,-OO l
per cents deposits 1928. 500 II9 cents net Jcduc
lion. S623 500. Held for security OF Government lie
posts with National banks-deposs $4,000 per cents
and 100000 Ale per cents; total, Sl0U,OUO. Inc
amount Of bank notes IN circulation was reduced
S447 200 during the week.
Yesterdays weekly bank statement OF averages pre-
scented notable feature and that was the conrac
ton Of 1850 200 In loans Probably fuly oneha oi
this contraction due in the statement OF the
preceding week. IL will be remembered that the state
Inent OF April reported loans increased SJ,2J1sOD;
cash increased $0li,sO0 There an increase In the
assets of SGl72,G0O. The circulation was increased
S34s 700 These changes call for increase In the
deposits OF So 800 whereas the increase In deposits
was reported as only Sl7l6.2O0-a discrepancy OF
81 10Y 700 Now by yesterdays statement the decrease
in depOsts Az 900 less than the amount OF decrease
which the changes call for IL Is evident that the
discrepancy in yesterdays statement Is the result OF an
IN the statement OF April o. The small Gaiu OF
S2O7700 in cash reflected return movement ol cur
rency from the interior and sufficient TO cover
actual absorption OF SiiJ.S2G by the SuD1rcasuy and
give gain for which the figures stated are the average
following compares the total OF yesterday statement
pfItn.fI gnf md
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirsr Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoTToN-spot prices were firmly held but were not
changed Yesterdays basis sales III bales uS 'as.
EVENING" ali OF Tor consumption Inc pott 10
cepts Yesterday 1852 bales comparing WIN 500
this day 1858 bales this day last year soS
September the total port receipts havo been 5oo 30
bales against o2645i bales tho period ae1 yea
artnua
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New Orleans


s St Cool oriInsry..:.s no Midins
tho feeling easy one first price, show,
ing point prompted By easier accounts nom
Liverpool subsequently better feeling was developed ana
closed steady at net advance OF z@o points or
n div 500 bales.
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Ixcoss dc.
Runs Deliveries hyeres. Charters.
Ayerage per day 57iOj 77lO3 55O7 1887

All OF the activity of the certificate market was confined to
the early the Perhaps its most ssnhcan lea
lure comparative calm with which the passage OF the
BDgsiev bill in the Lower House OF Inc Harrisburg eg-
ature prices only break ling "a cents from c
highest point Toward the close OF the week the dealings
,iwiuded 10 a daily record a few hundred thousands 81
arrels and fluctuations o. "a . cent made 10y cor
guard 1t is idle and prontless 10 attempt
extof meapne from this virtual stagnation. All that
e can write the market ended at close to bottom
NICE. INT that the of the trade thoroughly
uel buish character OF the hed that they think
though datcs 10 take q
in stunned by leaders VIII legislative
cton dsappont the hopes OF an Improvement is The main
question. l. >..,to..,
The range OF prices and the total dealings in National
transit certificates the Consolidated stock ana Petroleum
Exchanre Tor the last three weeks were as lOlOMs
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLEsroS April lG-Turpentine firm at "a h2c.
SAVANNAH April 10 -rutpentine oniet at Soc.
WILMINGTON. April l6-Turpenine hrm at 3oc.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Tho Bingsley passed the House of Repre- entatves OF
the Pennsylvania Legislature last week with coors dying
Its strength than they had been
credited WITH the majority It's favor was so large that
important influence upon the Senate which
will probably for consideration early this
week. II there is disposition TO yield to
upper than in the lower house. ami the efforts
producers who oppose the bill Will now take active
shape But begins to look the chanccs were that the
Senate would approve the action OF the House and in that
caec IT is not probable Beaver would ntepose
veto 1t must be remembered That back of
is that which sought in the Interstate Commerce law
panacea for ills the railroads held
sIe for and which bowel s spite OF the Geprs
them aud damage to commerce Bnt the les
likely to fall on idle ears at Har
nSnr ne s that s the
Thai depends aSseiher on the position taken by stand
ard should the bill become law They have
atonay Of the law and may involve The trade hx s S
mis- to the legislative decree and adjust
ration In this case the radical 4sn
at early date by the National Transit
iegatye situation and its possible hangs heavily
on and hardly exagsoraton 10 say that
has time being extingnse every spark Of specula
uG IL Would seem as if the depression
ieum had discounted all the possible hurt the
ssSTeeto Of Russia or the Ohio
bot. e@%Oned a 10 sy the thar era si GT
ec ruling a. rates ana 10 90 hgneI
oil with Billngsey bill out OF the way me
ONO furnishes knOy problem but VIII solve Itself IN
AT present cannot be produced by The aver
pge drer at per barrel AMI yet It's successful
treatment for Illuminating purposes so as 10
make 10 q factor competition with the
Pennsylvania product thing OF the future Meantime
stocks in Pennsy lyana shrinking consumption being
beyond the output the refined trade keeps In healthy
steady condition. demand that would be enormous on
nuy price might be startled INTO life
development promising better values Noiwiil
are ripe advance there is speculative deadlock ana
the horizon reveals CLEAN OF 10y encouragement
The reports date show daily average OF runs OF
67le5 barrels against daily average o. oaie
barrels February. and 63s2l barrels IN
January and So April 1886; Go29o in April
lss5 and barrels April 1884 The deliveries aver
sge 81 6i2 barrels compafei with 5555 barrels day III
March II barrels February and 1924 barrels III jan
uary and 60 9l3 in April 1885 o. 526 barrels IN
April 1885 54777 barrels In April lS-4 INC nguies
from hpri to the 1jth) as follows;